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Josué 2:22
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Y ellos se fueron y llegaron a la región montañosa, y permanecieron allí por tres días, hasta que los perseguidores regresaron. Y los perseguidores los habían buscado por todo el camino, pero no los habían encontrado.
Y caminando ellos, llegaron al monte, y estuvieron allí tres días, hasta que los que los seguían se hubiesen vuelto; y los que los siguieron, buscaron por todo el camino, mas no los hallaron.
Y caminando ellos, llegaron al monte, y estuvieron allí tres días, hasta que los que los seguían se hubiesen vuelto; y los que los siguieron, buscaron por todo el camino, pero no los hallaron.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
found them not: 1 Samuel 19:10-12, 2 Samuel 17:20, Psalms 32:6, Psalms 32:7
Reciprocal: Numbers 13:20 - good courage Joshua 2:16 - Get you Joshua 6:17 - because
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And they went, and came unto the mountain,.... Rahab had directed them to, the mountain Quarantania, :-;
and abode there three days; being, no doubt, supplied with food by Rahab; and it might not be three wholly, but one whole day and part of the other two:
until the pursuers were returned; to the city of Jericho, as might reasonably be supposed:
and the pursuers sought [them] throughout all the way; from Jericho to the fords of Jordan, searching every hedge, field, and village as they went and returned:
but found [them] not; Rahab having hid them in her house, and then sent them to the mountain, there to remain till the return of the pursuers.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Unto the mountain - Probably the mountains to the west and north of Jericho, called afterward, from the belief that the 40 days of our Lord’s temptation were passed among them, the Quarantania. The spies avoided at the first the neighhourhood of the Jordan, where the pursuers sought them: and amidst the grottoes of the limestone rocks, which in later ages were the abode of numerous hermits, they could readily shelter themselves for three days.
